Commerce plans to finalize countervailing duty determinations by May 2026, with preliminary duties taking effect after publication in the Federal Register expected by late January.
Purchase includes 70% stake in family-owned window company that employs 200 people and exports to Austria and Switzerland.
Funding aims to bolster liquidity amid ongoing North American lumber market volatility.
XO Windows, founded in 2008 and one of Arizona's largest window distributors, will integrate into two existing US LBM divisions.
The order directs Federal agencies to block Wall Street purchases of single-family homes, defines investor categories within 30 days, and requires $200 billion in mortgage-backed security purchases to lower rates.
Facility near Port of Charleston strengthens export logistics with EU-compliant pallet manufacturing.
Export value decreases 10.1% to $20.8 billion as average price falls 12.4% to $43.2 per piece.
Company will buy 17 acres, adds 15 jobs, and retains 30 positions in Adams County.
Price for lumber exported from Thailand to China upped 2%.
Total 2025 purchase volume is 19% below 2024 level as stumpage and delivery prices for all timber types continue to decline.
Price for bleached kraft pulp exported from Uruguay to China changed slightly 0.4%.
Price for logs exported from Russia to China increased 5%.
Private nonresidential spending falls 0.2%, while public spending rises 0.1%.
No alternative bids were received from 15 potential buyers contacted before the January 19 deadline, confirming Canfor Corporation’s planned purchase of remaining shares.
Semi-custom sales fall 15% and stock sales drop 14.5% year-over-year, with year-to-date market reaching an estimated $20.7 billion.
Inventories increase 6% year-over-year as unbleached bag and sack shipments fall 2.6%.